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Vocabulary: Qer Abaut Something'

This document defines and provides examples of common English vocabulary words and phrases: 1) It defines words related to arguing, waiting, believing, coping, thinking, complaining, caring, worrying, paying, and other common actions and mental states. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate the meaning and proper usage of each word, such as "argue with someone" meaning to speak angrily about a disagreement, and "wait for something" meaning to anticipate something. 3) Various parts of speech are identified for each term, such as verbs, phrasal verbs, and prepositions, to further explain the vocabulary.

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Vocabulary: Qer Abaut Something'

This document defines and provides examples of common English vocabulary words and phrases: 1) It defines words related to arguing, waiting, believing, coping, thinking, complaining, caring, worrying, paying, and other common actions and mental states. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate the meaning and proper usage of each word, such as "argue with someone" meaning to speak angrily about a disagreement, and "wait for something" meaning to anticipate something. 3) Various parts of speech are identified for each term, such as verbs, phrasal verbs, and prepositions, to further explain the vocabulary.

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VOCABULARY

 Argue with someone


‘Argiu with someone’  Wait for something
Verb ‘weit for something’
If one person argues with another, Intransitive verb
they speak angrily to each other Await
about something that they disagree I'm waiting for someone special.
about.  Believe in something
The two argued with each other for ‘biliv in somthing’
several minutes Phrasal verb
 Cope with something Think real
‘coup with something’ Even though she's ten, she still
Phrasal verb believes in fairies.
Handle, deal with  Succeed in doing something
It’s not easy to cope with failure ‘sucsid in duin something’
 Think about something Intransitive verb
‘Tink abaut something’ Do well in
To consider the possibility of doing Steven succeeded in earning a
something scholarship
Don’t even think about calling him  Rely on someone/something
 Complain about something ‘rilay on someon/something’
‘complein about something’ Phrasal verb
Intransitive verb + preposition Depend on
Express unhappiness Too many students rely on the
All Marty ever does is complain. Internet to conduct research
 Care about something  Depend on someone/something
‘qer abaut something’ ‘dipend on somone/something’
Intransitive verb Phrasal verb
Think is important Be determined by
I care about the issue of global You can’t depend on him forever
warming.  Belong to someone
 Worry about something ‘bilong to someone’
‘worry abaut something’ Phrasal verb
Intransitive verb Be owned
Be concerned or anxious about The wallet belongs to that woman
So many adults worry about getting over there
older.
 Pay for something
‘pey for something’
Intransitive verb
Give money in Exchange
Who’s going to pay for these tickets?

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